Acute
diarrhea

During
and shortly after an acute attack of diarrhea, a "diet for diarrhea"
should focus on: Replacing
lost fluids and electrolytes Avoiding certain foods that can make diarrhea
worse, such as fried foods Including foods that are easy to digest, such as
plain rice. Replacing Fluids and ElectrolytesAlthough
water is extremely important in preventing dehydration, it does not contain
electrolytes. Good choices to help maintain electrolyte levels include broth or
soups (which contain sodium) and certain fruit juices, soft fruits, or
vegetables (which contain potassium).Foods to Avoid as Part of the "Diarrhea Diet"While
you are waiting for the diarrhea to end,
you should avoid foods that can make it worse, for example: